The guest of honour sees the least
You spent the night with people rather than a camera, and the photos of your own party belong to everybody else.
Guests take hundreds of photos, and you end up with the twenty you took yourself. Poddz gathers them all in one place, the very same evening.
You spent the night with people rather than a camera, and the photos of your own party belong to everybody else.
A handful arrive the next morning, the rest are promised and forgotten by the end of the week.
What happened between friends does not need an audience, and posting it turns an evening into a performance.
Guests post as the evening goes, so the album is already full before anyone has gone home.
The moment you missed was caught by somebody standing three metres away, and now you have it.
The album belongs to the room. Nobody outside it ever sees a single frame.
Reopening it a week later gives the evening back, complete this time rather than in fragments.

With everyone on the guest list.
Two taps, and guests are posting already.
The whole evening is there, from every angle.
I organised my sister’s thirtieth and she woke up to two hundred photos she had never seen.
Nobody had to send anything afterwards. It was all in one place before we left the restaurant.
We reopen it every year on the same date now. It has become a small ritual of its own.
They install the app once and join from the link. It takes less time than typing a phone number into a group chat.
There is a single screen and a single button. Most people post their first photo without asking how it works.
Yes. Anyone in the group can add photos afterwards, so the finished set and the phone shots end up together.
Disponible partout
PODDZ est disponible sur iPhone.
Emportez vos souvenirs partout, en toute simplicité.

